Taylor Swift fans are in panic mode as ticket websites struggle to deal with the enormous demand for live-show tickets.
Taylor will be playing Wembley Arena on June, 21, 22 and 23 next year, before returning to the North London venue for August 15, 16 and 17. These dates are part of the pop star's worldwide Eras Tour.
But Ticketmaster and AXS, which have both seen massive demand for tickets, are reportedly battling to cope with the huge amount of traffic on their websites.
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One fan tweeted: "So the @AXS_UK website is already having problems, an hour ahead of presale #ErasTour."
Another fretted: "GUYS WHY DOES AXS SEND YOU BACK TO THE T SWIFT WEBSITE HOW DO WE JOIN THE LOBBY #ErasTour."
"Live laugh love can’t even get in the ticketmaster waiting room for #ErasTour," joked a third.
Others shared clips of them trying to join the waiting room, before a loading screen came up and returned the fans to the page before.
Only those who registered their interest in seeing Taylor will be eligible to purchase tickets. Registration for this is now closed. Fans who pre-ordered the Midnights album during a pre-order offer also qualified for pre-sale access to all UK and Ireland shows.
Those selected to join the pre-sale will have received their email by now. It should include timing details, a link, and a unique, non-transferable access code.
When they're on sale
The presale and on-sale times and dates differ for each concert date. They are as follows:
- June 21 - presale July 10 at 11am, registered fan on-sale July 17 at 11am
- June 22 - presale July 11 at 11am, registered fan on-sale July 18 at 11am
- June 23 - presale July 12 at 11am, registered fan on-sale July 19 at 11am
- August 15 - presale July 10 at 1pm, registered fan on-sale July 17 at 1pm
- August 16 - presale July 11 at 1pm, registered fan on-sale July 18 at 1pm
- August 17 - presale July 12 at 1pm, registered fan on-sale July 19 at 1pm
How much tickets cost
With tickets yet to go on sale for Taylor's UK concerts, prices are a mystery. However, the following were reported by The Mirror as prices for the US leg:
- Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas - $307 to $718
- AT & T Stadium, Arlington - $387 to $990
- Raymond James Stadium, Tampa - $323 to $1374
- NRG Stadium, Houston - $376 to $1116
Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta - $466 to $1499
- Nissan Stadium, Nashville - $392 to $1293
- Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia - $527 to $1213
- Gillette Stadium, Foxborough - $650 - $1645
- MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford - $604 - £1778
- Soldier Field, Chicago - $632 - $908
- Ford Field, Detroit - $475 to $849
- Acrisure Stadium, Pittsburgh - $443 to $792
- US Bank Stadium, Minneapolis - $361 - $750
- Paycor Stadium, Cincinnati - $554 - $1112
- Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City - $403 - $728
- Empower Field, Denver - $327 - $849
- Lumen Field, Seattle - $460 - $1253
- Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara - $427 - $1213
- SoFi Stadium in Inglewood - $289 - $954
That makes the cheapest ticket about £225 for the Inglewood show. The most expensive ticket would have been an eye-watering £1,387 in East Rutherford.
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